Passiflora candollei Triana & Planch.

A woody vine. It grows 6 m long. The leaves are arranged in spirals and are heart shaped. The flowers are in a tendril in the axils of leaves. They have a scent. The fruit is a round berry 4-5 cm across. It is green with white stripes when young and orange to yellow when ripe.

Usually found in secondary formations, along roadsides, in secondary forest regrowth, and areas near rivers; at elevations up to 700 metres, occasionally to 1,100 metres.

Plants can be grown from seeds or by cuttings.